LCD or LED I ruined my tube TV by putting tower speakers to close to my TV. Can you put a LCD or a LED TV close to tower speakers? Does anyone know if the magnets in my speakers will affect LCD or LED TVs. I have know room to move my speakers away from the TV. LCD or LED I ruined my tube TV by putting tower speakers to close to my TV. Can you put a LCD or a LED TV close to tower speakers? Does anyone know if the magnets in my speakers will affect LCD... » Read More LCD or LED I ruined my tube TV by putting tower speakers to close to my TV. Can you put a LCD or a LED TV close to tower speakers? Does anyone know if the magnets in my speakers will affect LCD or LED TVs. I have know room to move my speakers away from the TV. « Show Less
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The classic tube type tv uses a magnetic field to scan the image onto the screen. Flat panel tvs have individual circuit traces for the rows and columns of pixels and are not subject to interference the way that tubes are.
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As long as it has a "Glass" screen you can. However some of the newer LED,LCD monitors have soft screens that this will damage. The same with some TV's, check the manufacturers website for instructions.
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The speaker is well built and strong enough to hold the weight most LED TV's. However, there some upward firing speakers that would get covered up. This would defeat the whole purpose of buying this specific speaker - ie ruining the sound. I would not recommend such a setup.
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NO, probably because ALL large plasma TV's are heavier than same size LCD-TV'sJust find a helpful person in the hardware division at Home Deport, Lowes, etc. to help you design a proper shelf to use on a properly constructed wall!
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I'm no expert but I do know LED stands for "light emitting diode" and LCD means " liquid crystal display" It is two different technologies to produce the picture of the TV.
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Here's a link that should help you. Just copy and paste into your browser and hit your enter button. http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/the-difference-between-lcd-and-led-tvs/
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I own a Samsung LED and when I setup this as an "external speaker" from the TV setup, the functionality of volume at TV gets disabled. So I have to use the new remote.
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The terms LED and LCD are thrown around here a bit too freely. Just to be clear, both TV's would have LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) Screens. One model apparently has newer LED (light emitting diode) supplemental lighting for the LCD screen that makes for thinner TV's. The other model apparently has the older type of LCD screen supplemental lighting using fluorescent tubes. When the LED-lit LCD TV's came out, the claim was that the LED's are much less prone to failure than the fluorescent tube lighting.
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If it's what happened to me... Everything cuts out... then the message on the unit says "Protection Mode" (or something to that effect) If so, it was after I pushed the unit too far back in the cabinet and accidentally broke the solder point on one of the speaker terminals. These connections are apparently quite fragile and it doesn't take much force to break it... causing the amp to sense a "short" in the system. This then puts it into the Protection mode. I tried opening it up to re-solder, but the PC board was slightly cracked- no dice. Threw it out and got another one... otherwise, they work great.
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Both the tv sound and the speaker work. If, however, someone walks between it does make a static sound but the tv sound continues. You cannot have anything in the path or you will get a static sound.
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I have the same problem too. I just bought this LED 55 in for 2 months and it is making horrible buzzing sound. With the backlight setting to 10, the sound is very obvious, and it will get louder as I watch TV longer, like more than 1 hour.I bought service warranty with Frys, the technician came in and tried to replace the power supply because he thought it was the problem. Turn out the problem was not caused by the power supply but the TV itself he said.I just opened a ticket against Samsung, the Engineer will come over next week to take a look.
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Haven't heard them, so don't know, but the sound of ANY Samsung (or any other LCD that I know of) is terrible compared to what you can get through a quality receiver with good speakers. If a LCD/LED didn't have *any* built in speakers that would be a big buying point for me.That said, ignore the salesman -- buy the TV, if the sound is below your needs you can always get a sound system later, and there are cheaper/smaller alternatives such as powered speakers.
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probably the size of the sound bar. I use this sound bar with my 32"LCD and I have no problems. the sound bar is clearly wider than the tv... by probably 3" on each side. makes no difference in performance tho.
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LoL. As an individual who considers the aesthetics of my environment, including my home theater setup, I can appreciate this question. The LED is the standard bright blue. Mine is in a cabinet below few feet below the TV but still visible through glass. I have never had a problem noticing it too frequently and it certainly has never caused an annoyance. I would not be surprised if there was a dinner or a way to turn it off but I honestly have not looked into it. if you are looking at this from a negative standpoint I certainly would not let this weight heavily in your decision. I did my research before getting this and I can't say enough about it. Blows the comparable Monster products out if the water in terms of quality and price. Enjoy
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Yes, because the base was separate in the box the set came in. I attached it to the TV monitor part.You didn't ask this, but the only thing I don't like about this TV is the sound, which is crappy. I finally attached it via audio out cables to a Bose system and turned the TV volume down to zero so that the speakers in the unit aren't used at all.I really like the LED screen. Unlike an LCD screen, you can see the picture even when looking from the side.
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I am a small woman and the led tv is 39 inches and is a big undetaking to move it up and down. Cant do without help and even with help takes a while because you have to unbolt in the back and is hard to get the tube that moves up and down aligned to bolt it back again, while someone holds the tv up so you can get the bolt in. You cant put the power cord inside the tube if it is to be moved often either, as it takes 30 mins to put back inside, or is impossible to put back inside like in mine.
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Can't help with the model but it seems these DLP TVs are pretty generic across the Samsung line and they also seem to share the same faults. The bulb housing in mine fused to the ballast cable (melted) and I broke the cable terminal in removing the bulb housing. Thus the $65 ballast had to be replaced because you can't get the $20 cable separately and so I did replace both the bulb/housing and the ballast. These TVs run too hot for Samsung's little muffin fans. I now have an external fan plugged into the cable box blowing into the TV. This extra air flow has cured an intermittent audio issue. Google 'Samsung DLP TV crackling' and you will learn about the audio problem. Maybe it will show up in your TV. Can't help with the model but it seems these DLP TVs are pretty generic across the Samsung line and they also seem to share the same faults. The bulb housing in mine fused to the ballast cable (melted) and I broke the cable terminal in removing the bulb housing. Thus the $65 ballast had to be replaced because you can't get the $20 cable separately and so I did replace both the bulb/housing and the ballast. These TVs run too hot for Samsung's little muffin fans. I now have an external fan plugged into the cable box blowing into the TV. This extra air flow has cured an intermittent audio... » Read More Can't help with the model but it seems these DLP TVs are pretty generic across the Samsung line and they also seem to share the same faults. The bulb housing in mine fused to the ballast cable (melted) and I broke the cable terminal in removing the bulb housing. Thus the $65 ballast had to be replaced because you can't get the $20 cable separately and so I did replace both the bulb/housing and the ballast. These TVs run too hot for Samsung's little muffin fans. I now have an external fan plugged into the cable box blowing into the TV. This extra air flow has cured an intermittent audio issue. Google 'Samsung DLP TV crackling' and you will learn about the audio problem. Maybe it will show up in your TV. « Show Less